Textiles: fiber preparation
Patent
1975-10-10
1978-05-02
Naff, David M.
Textiles: fiber preparation
195 66R, 195 68, 195DIG11, 195116, 426 42, 4263302, 426522, C12D 1310, C07G 702, A23C 302, A23C 912
Patent
active
040873285
ABSTRACT:
Sulfhydryl oxidase is isolated in substantially purified form by precipitating from whey a crude impure fraction of sulfhydryl oxidase, dissolving the crude sulfhydryl oxidase in a dilute neutral buffer solution, equilibrating to allow for dissociation of the dissolved sulfhydryl oxidase, separating the equilibrated sulfhydryl oxidase from molecularly larger materials, concentrating the resultant separated sulfhydryl oxidase and separating the concentrated sulfhydryl oxidase from molecularly smaller materials to isolate a substantially purified sulfhydryl oxidase enzyme having a specific activity at least about fifty times greater than the crude enzyme and about 3000 times greater than that in skim milk. The enzyme may be immobilized, for example, by attaching it to an inert support. Activity of the immobilized enzyme may be regenerated by treatment with an aqueous solution of ferrous ions.
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Naff David M.
Research Triangle Institute
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